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I have already landed at the Two Heart. Have friends that used to have a camper at the lodge.

Plan on having fun but it is a toss up which would be more fun. I think Sidnaw would win!

I wish I could be there but I will be on a boat coming back down the inland passage from Alaska!

I took mine to an old fashioned clock repair shop. He was able to rebuild a spring. I don't know how many of those kind of shops are still out there. I could never find any aviation type shops that would work on it.

My only rule when flying is that I can only fly one direction for an hour. Then I need to turn, wave to someone on the ground, check out those antelope, land at that airport over there. I have always ended up getting to my final destination. Although it did take me 12 days to fly from Michigan...

The ground was sloping away in that one. Here is a more standard picture. ;)

That is a beautiful picture. Here is my picture of Redfish Lake. Also, singles do well in Idaho.

He spoke at the Short Wing convention a couple of years ago. His story is pretty inspirational. And he has some awesome pictures.

Back in '68-'70, Johnny's had the best beef in town. It was on the edge of the stockyards. It looks like it is still open and considered good. http://www.johnnyscafe.com/

Kennett has a nice couch if you get stuck there over night.

It barely hangs on in a competition for space with Lily of the Valley. Blood wort beats them both for aggressive growth. At least on a north face in Michigan.

One thing to consider is getting a mortgage. Most traditional home loans will only loan on the value of the house and ten acres. I've done two in house bank loans to cover all the land but the rates are a bit higher. There are some banks/mortgage lenders that do specialize in larger land/home loans.

Ya, sure, ya betcha by jolly! :D

It was in good shape last year. No issues I could see.

I thought this was going to be a discussion on the relative merits of a Husquavarna vs a Stihl. :dunno:

Poisonous snakes in Michigan are almost non-existent. The furthest north I have heard one found was about on a level with Flint. The non-poisonous ones were kind of fun to antagonize. We used to catch little green grass snakes. They have no teeth. We would let them latch on to a finger and see...

Some of the state aeronautics departments have website listings of flyins. I know Michigan does, and Montana has a monthly newsletter with flyins in it.

Man, you guys like burnt steaks. Rope it to the plate and brand it, or 90 seconds on a side, which ever comes first. :D

Verizon doesn't work in the Missouri Breaks of Montana (when you have a flat tire and a rattlesnake is trying to help you change it :nonod:)

Every time I've gotten into stinging nettle there have been lots of side effects. That stuff hurts!! :yes: